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Carver & Glenn

SoulEaterNOTSoulEaterNOT
edited May 2014 in The Walking Dead
So I read a lot of things on the walking dead Wiki, even the comic and saw brutal pictures.
Glenn from TWD comic, have been brutally murdered, same as William Carver:
So I though they might have something joint together?
For example Negan killed Glenn, and Negan is a brutal/violent murder, and Negan killed a nice guy.
William Carver was a violent/brutal guy just like Negan, and he got killed by Kenny.
Kenny and Glenn both had wifes, and they both loved them really much.
Kenny (as a calm and nice guy) killed a violent guy.
Do you see the role changing?
Sorry for the discoussion but yeah

Comments

  • MorninglightmountainMorninglightmountain
    Clue to what? There is a similarity between their deaths and it's possible that Glenn's death might have been the inspiration for how Carver dies. Although considering that Glenn's death was written over a year ago it's actually that Carver's death has a similarity to Glenn's and not the other way around.
  • SoulEaterNOTSoulEaterNOT
    William Carver have almost the same personality as Negan, Negan is violent just like William, Glenn got killed by violent man, but William Carver got killed by Kenny that usally is like Glenn, he loved his wife, right?
    Do you see the role changing there? I might be wrong but yeah.
    Morninglightmountain posted: »

    Clue to what? There is a similarity between their deaths and it's possible that Glenn's death might have been the inspiration for how Carver

  • Moowtje72Moowtje72 Banned
    But what's the point of this?
  • SoulEaterNOTSoulEaterNOT
    Hard to say, but what I'm seeing is the role changing. Brutal man killed Glenn, A calm guy killed a brutal man. You see the diffrence?
    Moowtje72 posted: »

    But what's the point of this?

  • MorninglightmountainMorninglightmountain
    A calm man who already killed one person in a brutal manner?
    SoulEaterNOT posted: »

    Hard to say, but what I'm seeing is the role changing. Brutal man killed Glenn, A calm guy killed a brutal man. You see the diffrence?

  • dojo32161dojo32161 Moderator
    I wouldn't exactly call Kenny "calm".
    SoulEaterNOT posted: »

    Hard to say, but what I'm seeing is the role changing. Brutal man killed Glenn, A calm guy killed a brutal man. You see the diffrence?

  • ZurrdroidZurrdroid
    I would not consider Kenny a calm guy by any means. He's somebody who likes to look out for the good of those he holds dear, but he makes rash decisions, and gets worked up pretty easily. Not to mention how different he is in Season 2.
    SoulEaterNOT posted: »

    Hard to say, but what I'm seeing is the role changing. Brutal man killed Glenn, A calm guy killed a brutal man. You see the diffrence?

  • MorninglightmountainMorninglightmountain
    Kenny is generally shown to be quite rash and doesn't consider the consequences of his actions.
    Zurrdroid posted: »

    I would not consider Kenny a calm guy by any means. He's somebody who likes to look out for the good of those he holds dear, but he makes rash decisions, and gets worked up pretty easily. Not to mention how different he is in Season 2.

  • SoulEaterNOTSoulEaterNOT
    Yeah, but I didn't find another word to describe him, but you know, he's not a guy that enjoy killing people?
    dojo32161 posted: »

    I wouldn't exactly call Kenny "calm".

  • SoulEaterNOTSoulEaterNOT
    I'm so bad at describing things, sorry.
    Morninglightmountain posted: »

    A calm man who already killed one person in a brutal manner?

  • tauertauer
    Seriously, what's the point of this? It's probably just an homage to Glenn's death nothing more.
  • SoulEaterNOTSoulEaterNOT
    Agreed.
    Morninglightmountain posted: »

    Kenny is generally shown to be quite rash and doesn't consider the consequences of his actions.

  • MorninglightmountainMorninglightmountain
    That Kenny killing Carver in such a brutal manner is the start of him going to the dark side.
    tauer posted: »

    Seriously, what's the point of this? It's probably just an homage to Glenn's death nothing more.

  • SoulEaterNOTSoulEaterNOT
    Maybe, but it's not an homage to Glenn's death, it's a discussion.
    tauer posted: »

    Seriously, what's the point of this? It's probably just an homage to Glenn's death nothing more.

  • tauertauer
    I was talking about the scene in general being an homage to the comics.
    SoulEaterNOT posted: »

    Maybe, but it's not an homage to Glenn's death, it's a discussion.

  • tauertauer
    edited May 2014
    No, the thread is clearly named Carver & Glenn. So I assume OP has some sort of point in making this thread, which I can't figure out, hence my question.
    Of course going to town on a guys head with a crowbar is a sign of going dark, but this doesn't really have anything to do with Negan or the comics, it's just common sense.
    Morninglightmountain posted: »

    That Kenny killing Carver in such a brutal manner is the start of him going to the dark side.

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